Sentence examples similar to locking in this offer from inspiring English sources

We need to lock in this advantage.

If anything, the fact that Mr. Olmert's term was coming to an end was all the more reason for the Palestinians to attempt to lock in the generous terms being offered.

"Matched betting" allows backers to lock in profits by balancing free bets or offers of bets at inflated odds against "lay" bets on a betting exchange such as Betfair.

For the Port Authority's part, the new lease offered to lock in its control of the airport for 63 years, resolve some troubling legal disputes with Newark over airport revenues, and win the city's acquiescence in changing the airport's name to Newark Liberty International Airport in memory of the victims of the Sept. 11 terror attacks.

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Once O2 and Vodafone have 4G networks up and running, 4GEE loses its first to market advantage — so running a promotional offer now to lock in customers while its rivals can't do much about it, makes a dirty kind of business sense.

This will lock in the smoke.

"This is the last opportunity to lock in low rates".

We're juicing over an acre of local greens a week, so we are able to lock in yields and offer small farmers secured cash flow, both of which help Real Good source locally later into the year.

The site, they said, is intended to help studios dispose of props systematically, and profitably — props that might otherwise be locked in storage, or offered more haphazardly on eBay or Craigslist, sometimes by individuals who simply walked them off a set.

But Pacific Century's shares have been suspended for two trading sessions, which has had the effect of locking in the value of its stock offer.